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Kid Rich

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  1. That is all I use in my revolvers. I've used them in my rifles also and had no issues. At EOT this year both Shirttail and I had a failure to fire with our rifles, both of those primers were Federals. kR
  2. We shot with their family at Edgewood EOT when Sweet K Oss shot her first big match, Miss B Haven was a baby in a stroller. We were on Half A Hand Henry's posse. After we finished the last stage the kids shot some of our BP guns. It was a real treat watching them. We also shot at the 4 corners regional when Miss B Haven shot her first big match. I have a video of her shooting one of the stages clean. They are a great family and a real treat to shoot with. kR
  3. We had Westlakes on our trailer and had several blowouts. The last one threw the tred and still had the full amount of air in it. It was riding on the steel and we had a driver behind us notice it. We changed to the GY endurance and have had no problems for several years. kR
  4. Shirttail now has 3 EOT Champion buckles in a row. kR
  5. I have both really no difference in working on them. Just a very small difference in removing the springs to replace them. kR
  6. I have a couple of those from JAX. Very nice shotgun belts, I use mine for plainsman events. kR
  7. I have seen worse MAGGOTS than that on planes. kR
  8. Ya won't get better iffin ya fall down on either of those jobs. kR
  9. Try marking your round with magic marker and then inserting it. You don't need to measure anything you will know where the problem is. no need to fiddle around. you will have the answer faster than you could read any of these replies or answer them. kR
  10. I have a pair of those they are really nice revolvers. kR
  11. Ace hardware has a really good assortment of gun screws. kR
  12. Take one of the bullets that won't allow you to close the bolt all the way coat it with magic marker and try to close the bolt until you feel resistance when you remove it you should be able to see where the problem is. I suspect the ogive of the bullet is the problem. kR
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